Deals & salesWashingtonOrganizations: Evergreen Habitat for HumanityBy RISE Community editorsPosted on RISE
Evergreen Habitat Planned $12 Million Purchase of Two Clark County Mobile Home Parks
Evergreen Habitat for Humanity planned to buy two Hazel Dell manufactured home parks north of Vancouver, Washington, for $12 million.
Key facts
- Evergreen Habitat for Humanity was buying Hidden Village 1 and 2 in Hazel Dell for $12 million total.
- The Washington State Department of Commerce provided $8 million, and private donations covered the other $4 million.
- The parks hold approximately 60 mobile homes on 19 acres between Interstate 5 and state Route 99.
- Homeowners will have a 99-year land lease, and lot rent is planned to be below market rate.
- Vancouver's comprehensive plan, which took effect in August, includes zoning changes that block redevelopment of parks to other uses.
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Source: Vancouver Habitat for Humanity buying mobile home parks to protect affordable housing — Oregon Public Broadcasting - OPB, September 2, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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